Fang Derby | Roller Derby + Anthro-world + Hard Vore Story

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For this "Fang Derby" concept, should the anthros be...

Real Mammals Only
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Mammals + Reptiles
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Mammals + Avians
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Mammals + Mythic/Fictional Species
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Fang Derby | Roller Derby + Anthro-world + Hard Vore Story

Postby Jamjo » Mon Jul 26, 2021 5:55 pm

This is a double-purpose poll, and a discussion thread, for any interested in an idea I'll be turning into a multi-entry story. (But also, if the idea ignites something in you, ABSOLUTELY follow your demented little heart <3)

(Fang Derby is the working name, trying to think of any better ones)

The idea is that the story would be set in an anthro world with size-differences (but not to Zootopian extremes). The story would follow different competitors in a highly aggressive, literal blood sport - most likely throughout a championship (though potentially with some qualifiers beforehand to establish things). This sport is somewhat underground but not illegal. It's not allowed to be televised or shared in video or picture form online, but it is kept legal as a means to satiate the desires of those who wish to return to their truly primal roots. Where other species and even your own were just food or competition to be destroyed all the same.

Obviously it would all be consenting prey since nobody is forced into this, buuuuut the enjoyment/displeasure and how deeply one wants to avoid being eaten aaall comes down to the competitor in question. Some might want to avoid it, but find it isn't so bad with all that adrenaline running through them, but still keep swinging purely for their team. Some might find it enjoyable. Others (probably pieces of shit who deserve to suffer, if you're reading my story at least)
may hate and curse every moment of it. The possibilities go on and on.

The sport in question is like if Roller Derbies allowed the combating teams to take a bite out of each other and even use their bite-strength to throw one-another at any point during the race. In some circumstances the victors could devour all of the opponents' team (possibly if the other team made only half of the laps of the winner, hadn't fully decided). Sometimes there may even be a legal feeding frenzy where nearly all rules are discarded and a team just sets out to tear apart and feast on their opponents mid-match. (I would definitely work out the rules more before ever posting anything)

Since it's a physical competition prey species are most often a poor choice, but there are those who for one reason or another decide to compete instead of simply joining a half-time show with the desire to fulfill their given role as prey. These weaker or unfanged species can still - if they have the mettle - compete. As what ultimately decides the victor, is what team finishes the race. And anytime a team mate is taken out of the race, they no longer factor in to team race completion.

Males typically don't compete. Largely for the fact that they so often lack the grace and co-ordination to keep a race going while giving the bites the people are there to see. Often the male mammals drawn to the sport simply rely on uninventive brute force to bowl others over, or have a weakness of mind that makes them too often engage in illegal grappling/pouncing to take down their opponents. (Only physical impacts, and biting are allowed to control the body of an opponent.) However some do still make it through the requirements to be on a team. And sometimes - as with hyenas - it's the females who are too tactless and graceless to end up on serious, competition teams.

Some exceptionally brutish and durable species aren't allowed to compete outside of specialty events. For example, elephants' hide being too thick, tough, and even resilient to pain makes them near unstoppable in a normal match. Not to mention the extreme advantages of their tusks and the incredibly muscular trunks they have.


I think that covers everything, so if you have any thoughts or suggestions, do let me know!!
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